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PETROLEUM  ENGINEERING

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          The department which started with an undergraduate course in chemical engineering is presently offering undergraduate and postgraduate courses in chemical, petroleum refining and petrochemicals, and environmental science and technology. The curricula and syllabi for the undergraduate and postgraduate courses have been periodically updated in line with modern day developments in the chemical engineering arena and taking into account the demands of industry and R&D institutions. The department has fully equipped undergraduate laboratories in the core areas of chemical engineering to impart practical knowledge to the students. The students of the department are placed in established process and product industries. They are also selected for higher studies in the best chemical engineering schools  abroad.

The proposed, research work is to be carried out in the conventional areas of chemical engineering like absorption, liquid extraction, and multiphase flows. Over the period of years the areas of research have moved in tandem with the developments in the chemical process industries. Currently the department focuses on forefront areas like nanofiltration, bio engineering and environmental systems. The active and rich research culture of the department has been maintained throughout these years with research publications in well known journals in chemical and allied engineering and science.

Active interaction with the industry has been maintained over the years and the department has been collaborating with several industries through several consultancy services towards technology development activities such as wastewater characterization, effluent management, safety systems, etc., using the sophisticated testing facilities available in the department.

The alumni of the department are very well placed and hold responsible positions in various commercial organizations and academic institutions.

History of the Department:

Chemical engineering as a discipline is a little over one hundred years old. It grew out of mechanical engineering in the last part of the 19th century, because of a need for chemical processers. Before the industrial revolution (18th century), industrial chemicals were mainly produced through batch processing. Batch processing is similar to cooking. Individuals would mix ingredients into a vessel, heat or pressurize the mixture, test it, and purify it to get a salable product. Batch processes are still performed today on expensive products, such as perfumes, or pure maple syrups, where one can still turn a profit, despite batch methods being slow and inefficient. Most chemicals today are produced through a continuous "assembly line" chemical process. The industrial revolution was when this shift from batch to continuous processing occurred.

The industrial revolution led to an unprecedented escalation in demand, both with regard to quantity and quality, for bulk chemicals such as sulfuric acid and soda ash. This meant two things: one, the size of the activity and the efficiency of operation had to be enlarged, and two, serious alternatives to batch processing, such as continuous operation, had to be examined. This created the need for an engineer who was not only conversant with how machines behaved, but also understood chemical reactions and transport phenomena (how substances came together to react, how the required conditions could be achieved, etc), and the influence the equipment had on how these processes operated on the large scale. Thus, chemical engineering was born as a distinct discipline; distinct from both mechanical engineering on one hand and industrial chemistry on the other.

The set of 12 lectures that George Davis presented at the Manchester Technical School in 1887 can be regarded as the forerunner of chemical engineering syllabi as a separate discipline. This organization of course material came to be the hallmark of chemical engineering. Shortly thereafter, the Chemistry department of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology started the first four-year program in chemical engineering called Course X (ten). Other programs soon followed.

These early programs married industrial chemistry with mechanical engineering, with the emphasis most decidedly on engineering. But chemical engineers still needed to clearly define their activity as something more than a mishmash of chemistry and engineering. To emphasize their identity and thus help the growth of their profession, chemical engineers formed the American Institute of Chemical Engineers in 1908. For the other established branches of engineering, there were ready associations in the mind of the common man: mechanical engineering meant machines, electrical engineering meant circuitry, and civil engineering meant structures. The concept of Unit operations was developed to emphasize the underlying unity among seemingly different operations. For example, the principles are the same whether one is concerned about separating alcohol from water in a fermenter, or separating gasoline from diesel in a refinery, as long as the basis of separation is generation of a vapor of a different composition from the liquid. Therefore such separation processes can be studied together as a unit operation (in this case called distillation). The concept has stood the profession in good stead in its phase of growth, and has even been used to understand the way the human body functions.

In the early part of the last century, a parallel concept called Unit Processes was used to classify reactive processes. Thus oxidations, reductions, alkylations etc. formed separate unit processes and were studied as such. This was natural considering the close affinity of chemical engineering to industrial chemistry at its inception. Gradually however, the subject of chemical reaction engineering has largely replaced the unit process concept. This subject looks at the entire body of chemical reactions as having a personality of its own, independent of the particular chemical species or chemical bonds involved. The latter does contribute to this personality in no small measure, but to design and operate chemical reactors, a knowledge of characteristics such as rate behaviour, thermodynamics, single or multiphase nature, etc. are more important. The emergence of chemical reaction engineering as a discipline truly signaled the severance of the umbilical cord connecting chemical engineering to industrial chemistry, and served to cement the truly unique character of this discipline.

The Centre for Biotechnology was established with an objective:

*      To provide educational and training facilities in different areas of Biotechnology

*      To carry out fundamental research in the frontier areas of Biotechnology and

*      To promote research and consultancy activities in the development of various areas of Biotechnology.

 

 (نظام خمسة سنوات - 10 فصول دراسية)

السنة الأولي (الفصل الأول)

ر.م

اسم المقرر

رمز المقرر

الأسبقيات

محاضرة

تمرين

معمل

الوحدات

1

رياضة I

ع ع 101

--

3

1

0

3

2

فيزياءI

ع ع 111

--

3

1

0

3

3

كيمياء عامة

ع ع 115

--

3

1

0

3

4

ميكانيكا هندسية I

هـ ع 121

--

3

1

0

3

5

لغة عربيةI

ع أ 150

--

2

0

0

2

6

لغة إنجليزيةI

ع أ 141

--

3

1

0

3

7

فكر جماهيري I

ع أ 160

--

1

0

0

1

مجموع الوحدات

18

 

السنة الأولي (الفصل الثاني)

ر.م

اسم المقرر

رمز المقرر

الأسبقيات

محاضرة

تمرين

معمل

الوحدات

1

رياضة II

ع ع 102

ع ع 101

3

1

0

3

2

فيزياءII

ع ع 112

ع ع 111

3

1

0

3

3

ورش ميكانيكية

هـ ع 130

 

2

0

3

3

4

ميكانيكا هندسية II

هـ ع 222

ع ع 101+هـ ع 121

3

1

0

3

5

لغة عربية II

ع أ 151

ع أ 150

1

0

0

1

6

لغة إنجليزية II

ع أ 142

ع أ 141

3

1

0

3

7

كيمياء معمل

ع ع 115م

ع ع 115

-

-

2

1

8

فكر جماهيري II

ع أ 161

ع أ 160

1

0

0

1

مجموع الوحدات

18

 

السنة الثانية (الفصل الثالث)

ر.م

اسم المقرر

رمز المقرر

الأسبقيات

محاضرة

تمرين

معمل

الوحدات

1

رياضة III

ع ع 203

ع ع 102

3

1

0

3

2

ديناميكا حرارية

هـ مك 210

ع ع 111+ ع ع 115

3

1

0

3

3

دوائر كهربائية I

هـ كه 211

ع ع 101+ ع ع 112

3

1

0

3

4

خواص المواد الكهربائية

هـ كه 220

ع ع 112

3

1

0

3

5

برمجة الحاسوب

ع ع 200 هـ كه

 

2

0

2

3

6

رسم هندسي

هـ ع 127

 

1

2

0

2

7

فيزياء معمل

ع ع 112 م

مع ع ع 112

0

0

2

1

8

فكر جماهيري III

ع أ 260

ع أ 160+ ع أ 161

1

 

0

1

مجموع الوحدات

19

 

السنة الثانية (الفصل الرابع)

ر.م

اسم المقرر

رمز المقرر

الأسبقيات

محاضرة

تمرين

معمل

الوحدات

1

الإحصاء و الاحتمالات

ع ع 206

ع ع 102

3

1

0

3

2

رياضة IV

ع ع 204

ع ع 203

3

1

0

3

3

دوائر كهربائية II

هـ كه 212

ع ع 102+ هـ كه 211

3

1

0

3

4

نظم رقمية I

هـ كه 261

هـ كه 211

3

1

0

3

5

دوائر الكترونية I

هـ كه 224

هـ كه 211+ هـ كه 220

3

1

0

3

6

معمل هندسة كهربائية

هـ كه211 م

مع هـ كه 212

0

0

3

1

7

فكر جماهيري IV

ع أ 261

ع أ 160+ ع أ 161

+ ع أ 260

1

0

0

1

مجموع الوحدات

17

 

السنة الثالثة (الفصل الخامس):

ر.م

اسم المقرر

رمز المقرر

الأسبقيات

محاضرة

تمرين

معمل

الوحدات

1

نظم خطية

هـ كه 301

ع ع 204+ هـ كه 212

3

1

0

3

2

أجهزة قياس

هـ كه 216

هـ كه 212+ هـ كه 224

+ هـ كه 261

3

1

0

3

3

دوائر إلكترونية II

هـ كه 325

هـ كه 224

3

1

0

3

4

كهرومغناطيسية  I

هـ كه 351

ع ع 112+ ع ع 204

3

1

0

3

5

معالجات دقيقة  I

هـ كه 363

هـ كه 224+ هـ كه 261

3

1

0

3

6

معمل نظم رقمية  I

هـ كه 361م

هـ كه 261

0

0

2

1

7

معمل إلكترونات  I

هـ كه 324م

هـ كه 224

0

0

2

1

8

فكر جماهيري  V

ع أ 360

ع أ 160+ ع أ 161

+ ع أ 260+ ع أ 261

1

0

0

1

مجموع الوحدات

18

 

 

السنة الثالثة (الفصل السادس)

ر.م

اسم المقرر

رمز المقرر

الأسبقيات

محاضرة

تمرين

معمل

الوحدات

1

تحليل هندسي

هـ كه 306

ع ع 200 هـ كه

+ ع ع 204

3

1

0

3

2

نظم تحكم I

هـ كه 341

هـ كه 301

3

1

0

3

3

آلات كهربائية I

هـ كه 381

هـ كه 212

3

1

0

3

4

نظرية اتصالات I

هـ كه 331

هـ كه 301

3

1

0

3

5

كتابة التقارير الفنية

ع أ 352

ع أ 151

2

0

0

1

6

معمل إلكترونات II

هـ كه 325 م

هـ كه 324م+ هـ كه 325

0

0

2

1

7

معمل معالجات دقيقة I

هـ كه 363م

هـ كه 363+ هـ كه 361م

0

0

2

1

8

فكر جماهيرى VI

ع أ 361

 

1

0

0

1

مجموع الوحدات

16

 

المقررات التخصصية (شعبة القوي)

السنة الرابعة (الفصل السابع)

ر.م

اسم المقرر

رمز المقرر

الأسبقيات

محاضرة

تمرين

معمل

الوحدات

1

نظم تحكم II

هـ كه 442

 

3

1

0

3

2

آلات كهربائية II

هـ كه 482

 

3

1

0

3

3

هندسة قوى كهربائية I

هـ كه 411

 

3

1

0

3

4

محطات قوي كهربائية

هـ مك 411

 

3

1

0

3

5

إلكترونات قوى

هـ كه 426

 

3

1

0

3

6

معمل اتصالات I

هـ كه 431م

 

0

0

3

1

7

فكر جماهيرى VII

ع أ 460

 

1

0

0

1

مجموع الوحدات

 

 

السنة الرابعة (الفصل الثامن)

ر.م

اسم المقرر

رمز المقرر

الأسبقيات

محاضرة

تمرين

معمل

الوحدات

1

تحليل نظم قوى كهربائية I

هـ كه 412

 

3

1

0

3

2

آلات كهربائية III

هـ كه 483

 

3

1

0

3

3

هندسة الجهد العالى

هـ كه 413

 

3

1

0

3

4

نظم توزيع القوى

هـ كه 414

 

3

1

0

3

5

محطات قوى كهربائية

هـ مك 411

 

3

1

0

3

6

معمل قوى كهربائية I

هـ كه 412م

 

0

0

3

1

7

فكر جماهيرى VIII

ع أ 461

 

1

0

0

1

مجموع الوحدات

17

 

السنة الخامسة (الفصل التاسع)

ر.م

اسم المقرر

رمز المقرر

الأسبقيات

محاضرة

تمرين

معمل

الوحدات

1

تحليل نظم قوى كهربائية II

هـ كه 513

 

3

1

0

3

2

مقرر اختيارى (1)

هـ كه ×××

 

3

1

0

3

3

معمل تطبيقات الحاسوب والتصميم

هـ كه 573م

 

0

0

3

2

4

معمل قوى كهربائية II

هـ كه 513م

 

0

0

3

1

5

مشروع التخرج

هـ كه 599

 

0

0

0

4

مجموع  الوحدات

 

 

السنة الخامسة (الفصل العاشر)

ر.م

اسم المقرر

رمز المقرر

الأسبقيات

محاضرة

تمرين

معمل

الوحدات

1

مقرر اختياري (2)

هـ كه ×××

 

3

1

0

3

2

مقرر اختياري (3)

هـ كه ×××

 

3

1

0

3

3

مشروع التخرج (تكميلي)

هـ كه 599

 

0

0

0

0

مجموع الوحدات

 

 

 

 

المقررات التخصصية (شعبة الاتصالات)

السنة الرابعة (الفصل السابع)

ر.م

اسم المقرر

رمز المقرر

الأسبقيات

محاضرة

تمرين

معمل

الوحدات

1

نظم تحكم II

هـ كه 442

 

3

1

0

3

2

نظرية اتصالات II

هـ كه 432

 

3

1

0

3

3

شبكات الاتصالات

هـ كه 433

 

3

1

0

3

4

كهرومغناطيسية II

هـ كه 452